By Emily Ketterer Special to IHSPA INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana student journalists will continue to wait for First Amendment protections after legislation securing those rights failed to be considered in 2019. ...
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COLUMN: Truth and the lessons it teaches
This column was originally published Monday, Oct. 22, 2018 on TheStatehouseFile.com and ...
COLUMN: Scholastic journalism not immune from anti-media rhetoric
*Director’s Note: The following was originally published by TheStatehouseFile.com Aug. 13, 2018. ...
COLUMN: The true cost of censorship
By Anu Nattam Student Journalist Plainfield High School Earlier this year, five ...
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Finalists named for 2019 yearbook Hoosier Star
The Indiana High School Press Association is proud to announce the finalists for the yearbook Hoosier Star Award. IHSPA provides this opportunity for annual critique as a way for staffs to gain detailed feedback about their yearbook. Because our judges are able to provide specific comments on a number of important topics, yearbook staffs can use […]
Indiana New Voices legislation filed for 2019
Several have asked about another attempt at passing a New Voices bill in 2019, and I wanted to confirm that we are indeed giving it another try this session. IHSPA will distribute news and information about the campaign to make this legislation a reality, but here is where we are right now: ● You can […]
Members should review JOY contest guidelines
By Ryan Gunterman IHSPA Executive Director Happy almost winter break, IHSPA! Because I know some students work on their journalist of the year submission during the time off school, this is just a friendly reminder to review the JEA Journalist of the Year Scholarships page and follow this rubric while constructing the digital portfolio. Keep in […]
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